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Claire Coutinho, who has responsibility for free speech in education, has warned that activists are seeking to ‘stifle debate’ at universities.

Researchers say little progress has been made in analysing human scent profiles in the lab.

Finn Lau and Christopher Mung were defiant in the face of the arrest warrants.

The activists ran on to Court 18 during a match between Grigor Dimitrov and Sho Shimabukuro and threw orange confetti and jigsaw puzzle pieces.

Health minister Maria Caulfield acknowledged the – already record – number of people waiting for treatment would increase.

Some train operators plan to close all their ticket offices.

The broadcaster’s board chairwoman told the committee she was ‘deeply unhappy at the evident pattern of inconsistency’ from the executive.

Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer both read lessons during the service.

The ballot results for a place in next year’s TCS London Marathon will be sent to hopefuls from 9am on Thursday.

She was one of 79 people honoured by the King at an investiture ceremony at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh on Wednesday.

Crowds stood behind crash barriers to watch the King and Queen be driven past while a group of protesters also attended.

Labour MP Helen Hayes hit out at the ‘abhorrent’ situation as she raised the matter at PMQs.

Thomas Rainey, 61, from Knockloughrim, Co Londonderry, had pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife, Katrina Rainey, in October 2021.

The MP, who has announced plans to step down at the next election, said Oliver Dowden is likely to be ‘leaving at the same time’.

Stephen Crabb urged the Westminster Government to do more to boost economic growth in Wales.

The BBC will air a standalone episode of the medical drama to celebrate 75 years of the NHS.

Wimbledon invited 75 staff members from nearby St George’s Hospital to enjoy the tournament on Wednesday.

City minister Andrew Griffith made the comment following news that former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage had seen his account closed.

A procession in Edinburgh kicked off the day’s events while protesters made their voices heard.

Charlie Taylor said he is ‘really concerned’ about the knock-on effects of prisons in England and Wales getting close to capacity.